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Smith Commission: Neil Findlay responds
Neil Findlay MSP responds to the Smith Commission. Yesterday’s announcement by the Smith Commission marks another remarkable and historic day for Scotland’s body politic. It is clear that a key...
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Leadership – Here and Now
Neil Findlay MSP says he’ll be ready to hit the ground running if elected on 13th December. Gordon Brown made a typically effective speech this week when he announced his intention to stop being an...
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Labour the “Red Tories”? Don’t talk rubbish
Neil Findlay MSP, Scottish Labour’s Shadow Cabinet Secretary for Fair Work, Skills and Training, says the difference between the two big parties is more stark than it was five years ago. The Scottish...
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Post rational politics or shifting plates?
Neil Findlay, Labour MSP for the Lothians, says this is not a time for people to stay quiet. So it wasn’t a tsunami, earthquake, tidal wave or landslide – it was all of them and as many other...
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Corbyn’s progressive policy agenda
Neil Findlay MSP, Scottish Chair of the Corbyn4Labour campaign to elect Jeremy Corbyn as UK Labour Leader, sets out the policy agenda driving the campaign. So over the last few weeks we have...
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Let this leadership debate unite us
Neil Findlay MSP, Chair of the Scottish Labour for Jeremy campaign, sets out five principles which will underpin the campaign and expresses his hope for an open and democratic debate. A year ago the...
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An open letter to Mike Dailly
Neil Findlay MSP has written an open letter to his friend Mike Dailly who has just left the Labour Party to join the Scottish National Party. Dear Mike, I was astonished to see your social media...
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Socialism and hope – a journey through turbulent times
Neil Findlay MSP introduces his new book, Socialism and hope – a journey through turbulent times, which is published on 16 September. Over the last 6 years, Scottish politics hasn’t been a place for...
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